Common dental emergencies include:

• Partially or fully knocked-out teeth
• Teeth which have become loose due to accident or injury
• Fractured, chipped, cracked or otherwise damaged teeth
• Missing dental restorations, such as crowns, fillings or implants
• Acute, long-lasting toothaches or other types of tooth pain
• Damage to your soft oral tissues, such as your inner cheeks, lips, gums or tongue

Our dentists and team understand the urgent and unexpected nature of dental emergencies. They rarely occur at convenient times, and many dental emergencies require immediate attention to resolve. We are proud to provide emergency dental care to help you regain your oral health and smile and encourage you to contact our office as soon as possible so that we can help you get your smile back on track.

When you contact our office, we will provide you with instructions on what to do until you arrive at our office for treatment and will make arrangements for you to come in as soon as possible. We are committed to helping you regain your optimal oral health.

If you experience trauma to your head, neck or jaw, or if your injury may be life-threatening, please call 911 or visit the nearest emergency room before contacting our office, even if your smile is also damaged. Your safety and health are our first priority.

If you have any questions about emergency dental care, please call and speak with a member of our team.